"And I can't answer for my father, but I swear that I will marry nobody except Valere."
Who is Mariane?
100
This comic technique was used when Dorine ran out of the room with Orgon chasing after her.
What is gesture (slapping)?
100
What Tartuffe is exhibiting causing Orgon to state: "I've heard you out, and I've had quite enough. I need no other proof, it's time to call your bluff."
What is hypocrisy?
200
"And Tartuffe?"
Who is Orgon?
200
What comic technique is elicited through the actions and comments of the maid, Dorine, such as when she states: "Oh, don't listen to your father. He's having you on... you could do worse than take my advice."
What is irony?
200
Tartuffe suggests this when he states: "I fought this secret love, I thought I was undone... But then, exquisite creature... I could reconcile it with my modesty, and so I gave way to my feelings totally."
What is impiety or impurity?
300
"To myself? What can I say?"
Who is Dorine?
300
When Orgon asks over and over: "And Tartuffe? ... Poor fellow."
What is repetition/irony?
300
The vice Valere shows when he says: "You think you can ill-use a man, but I can do it too. You wait and see! I know someone who'll be delighted to have me!"
What is jealousy?
400
"Can it be right to be so firm in your commands, and to insist remorselessly on your demands?"
Who is Elmire?
400
this is the comic device exhibited by Tartuffe's vain attempts at Elmire.
What is situation?
400
The vice alluded to when Damis states: "No nothing can control me when I lose my grip. I feel it coming on - I'm bursting to let rip!"
What is anger?
500
"Oh, I'll help you to dissipate your foolish fear, for I know what to do when scruples interfere."
Who is Tartuffe?
500
The comic techniques displayed by Orgon's hiding under the table and his reactions to the real Tartuffe.
What are gestures?
500
The vice being suggested when Tartuffe states: "My heart will not believe without the proof it needs - and so, Madame, you must back up your words with deeds."